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Siemens made another personnel change and appointed a new chief financial officer.

On September 23, 20 13, Siemens Germany made another personnel adjustment, and RalfThomas was appointed as CFO, effective from now on. At the same time, KlausHelmrich was appointed as the labor director of Siemens and will continue to serve as CTO.

Promoting the economic construction in western China Siemens takes root in Chengdu.

On September 26th, 20 13, Siemens decided to set up the world's leading industrial automation R&D and production base in Chengdu and the largest digital factory of Siemens in China. On the one hand, Chengdu, as the core town in the western region, has always been an important market for Siemens; On the other hand, based on the high recognition of Chengdu's investment environment, Chengdu's advantages in government support, human resources, logistics, transportation and infrastructure are also important reasons for attracting Siemens to take root in Chengdu.

In the next fiscal year, 654.38+500,000 people will be laid off, with Germany accounting for one third.

On September 30th, 20 13, Siemens announced that it would lay off15,000 people in the coming year, one third of whom came from Germany. A Siemens spokesman said that the layoffs plan is also part of the company's 6 billion euros (about 865,438+billion US dollars) cost reduction plan.

Siemens pioneered the business model of energy-saving benefit sharing to help Longgang save energy.

On April 20 13, Siemens signed the final contract with the Longgang project in Shaanxi. Siemens and Longgang share the business model of six-year energy-saving benefits, and share the energy-saving benefits brought by the power saved by sintering fans in proportion every year to repay Siemens' equipment cost. At the expiration of 6 years, the equipment will be owned by Longgang, Siemens will withdraw its share, and the subsequent income generated by sintering machine will be owned by Longgang.

Siemens signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Inner Mongolia Wulan Cement and South International Leasing Co., Ltd.

On June 2, 2006, Siemens (China) Co., Ltd., Inner Mongolia Wulan Cement Group and Southern International Leasing Co., Ltd. held a signing ceremony in Beijing, and signed the Framework Cooperation Agreement between Wulan Cement, Siemens and Southern Leasing Energy Saving Project, the Strategic Cooperation Agreement between Southern Leasing and Siemens Energy Saving Project, the Lease Contract between Wulan Cement and Southern Leasing Energy Saving Project and the Lease Contract between Southern Leasing and Shanghai Siemens Industrial Automation Engineering Co., Ltd.

Withdraw from the home appliance industry

On September 25th, 20 14, Siemens ag of Germany announced that it would sell 50% shares of its joint venture Bosch Siemens Household Appliances Group (Bosch Household Appliances Group) to Bosch Group for 3 billion euros. The transaction is expected to be completed in the first half of 20 15. By then, Siemens will completely withdraw from the field of home appliances, thus focusing on core businesses such as industry, energy and medical care.

Reduce the number of employees

20 15 On May 7th, Siemens announced that it would lay off 4,500 employees due to the reorganization of its business department, including about 2,200 German employees. The specific positions to be cut are still unclear.